The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
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• Koleurz (means “a story to tell….derived from the Ibo language …..”akuko ”) is a combination of ethnicities, the languages Ibo (Nigerian), French and English. In 2006, she released her first album signed then to Elegant Records (Indie label), Long Island NewYork, introducing her style (cross-over African-Jazz, Neo-Soul, RnB) and versatility to the world, and she has since been receiving great responses. Koleurz performs either solo or with her 10-piece band, and combines different forms of music with Igbo etc.
  With performances at some popular venues (Jacob Javits Center, Westbury Music Center, etc.) and opening for a few artists like Yolanda Adams, McLite (Pantene Pro-v Tour), Wale (RocNation), and Sean Paul, Koleurz is obviously setting herself up for very pleasant affiliations. She also performed in the Funk Master Flex Unsigned Artists CD/DVD, the Lea Greenwood project for Channel 11 (WPIX), the 1st NEA (Nigerian Entertainment Awards (Maryland) and received the “Help Make a Dream Come True” Award from SGIB Magazine Long Island 2007, NPA Awards best female artist 2012 to name a few.
  She is also staring in some African movies soon to be released. She is currently working on her 3rd Album soon to be released……
  KOLEURZ / MAJEEKUL BAND
  African SoulJazz , RnB
  AGENT…. koleurzz@yahoo.com
  WWW.KOLEURZMUSIC.COM

  for YOUTUBE LINK;
   
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  https://youtu.be/ZeOTvdgospQ
  
  FB: Koleurz Koluchi African Blend Band
  INSTAGRAM :  Koleurzz
  TWITTER: Koleurz
  YOUTUBE: Koleurz
  GOOGLE: Koleurz
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The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
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About Us

2010 Nubian Stylez 20 Year Anniversary
HOTEP
Born in 1990, out of 11 African American dread and bald head caricatures (identified as 360 degrees of Black Staff) and a t-shirt collection of African American hip hop word designz (Flavas) Nubian Stylez has evolved from the “word on the street” into the “fashion statement for people of color“, and now today has become the “uniform of the afrikan conscious for African Americans.”
Throughout this evolution Nubian Stylez has led the way thru the African American t-shirt jungle with cutting edge images of Afrikan American heroes and sheroes, with the most powerful of historical quotes and political messages via African American t-shirts.  With over 100 designz of unisex African American t-shirts and over 50 designz of African American fitted ladies t-shirts the focus of Nubian Stylez is on teaching through impact and information.  All the while being the visual instructor of our history, and always remaining true to OUR AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE.
Summarizing the African American Nubian Stylez experience it is one that is a “hands on” learned experience that is inclusive of multiple years of experience as a senior retail executive for Federated department stores, The Gallery Mall at Market East in Philadelphia, and Plymouth Meeting Mall in Plymouth Meeting, PA, while also being a part-time street vendor on 125^thStreet in Harlem.  As owner, operator, and founding partner (House of Nubian) on Broadway in the village of New York, the original House of Nubian in Military Circle Mall (Norfolk, VA), “Here It Tiz” House of Nubian in the Salem Mall (Dayton, Ohio), House of Nubian – Sugarland Mall(Houston, Texas),  House of Nubian of Metro Tech Mall (Brooklyn, NY), House of Nubian – Mondiamond Mall (Baltimore, MD), House of Nubian Cherry Hill Mall, (Cherry Hill, NJ), and “The Soul Brothers Boutique” in Harlem, NY.
Nubian Stylez thanks you for your support, and looks forward to serving you for another 20 years.
DEDICATED TO MY FRIEND, MY BROTHER, DONALD FORTUNE, RIP
And to my many mentors, my Dad, Leon, Uncle Bernard, Uncle Jay, Brother Sekou, Dr. Mirimba Ani, Dr. Leonard Jefferies, Professor James Smalls, Brother Anthony Browder, Dr. Francis Cress Welsing, Dr. Yosef  Ben-Jochannan, and Brother Ashra Kewsi, as well as, Thanking and Remembering Ancestors, Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Amos Wilson, and Dr. Khalid Muhammad, and so many others.

119 W 128th St

New York, New York

We sell African American tees w/positive images of Black Heros and Sheros and positive messages
 
Social media:
Website www.nubianstylez.net
Twitter@nubianstylezNY
FB nubianstylez
IG@nubianstyleznyc

The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
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The story of Eve Organics began with a strong family tradition of sourcing local products and making homemade lotions. We’ve maintained the tradition of sourcing local products by partnering with local producers to bring you the finest in quality. Furthermore, we operate our own facilities and maintain the highest quality standards.
Many years of family tradition were passed on to Mama Evelyn by her late grandmother. Eve Organics was created by Mama Evelyn’s desire to share the family tradition of natural beauty tips with the world and serve local communities. We empower communities of women in various regions in Ghana by providing them with employment, paying above market wages and adhering to global fair trade standards. By purchasing our products, you are directly contributing to the economic progress of various communities in Ghana. 
We are environmentally friendly company, our organic farming and preparation method avoids chemicals and offers all natural products using sustainable farming developed over generations.

Contact Information

• Email : info@evesglobal.com
• Phone : 888-963-8916

IndigenUs Group LLC
148 Seaton Rd #4
Stamford, CT
203 979 9286
Indigenusgroup@gmail.com
Representative:Edith Misomali
Items for sale: African made jewelry, carvings, paintings/greeting cards, fabrics
 
 
Eve Organics
5 Minerva Place
White Plains, NY
718.924.9084 / 888.963.8916
info@evesglobal.com;
www.evesglobal.com
Representative:Eric Asare
Items for Sale: Shea Butter & Black Soap
 

The Go Africa Harlem Street Festival will take place on 7/15/2017 from 10am – 7pm on 116th Street btw. 7th & 8th Aves.  please register at  http://goafricaharlem.org/events/general-attendee-sign-up-for-go-africa-harlem-2017-street-festival-on-july-15th-2017/
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The Black Institute is an action-tank, a think tank that takes action. We do our work through one perspective, the perspective of Black people and people of color throughout the Diaspora. The Black Institute has two goals: the first goal is to be the premiere organization conducting research; making, shaping and influencing public policy, the second goal is to build a nationally recognized leadership training center focused on community and political organizing for people of color. We will use three strategies to reach our goals…Knowledge, Community and Leadership.  The Knowledge strategy consists of data gathering, research and polling. Through the Community strategy we will conduct issue-based campaigns and community organizing. Finally through the Leadership strategy, the Institute will conduct leadership training and development.  Lastly, our work will be around four specific areas of focus: Education, Environmental Justice, Economic Fairness and Immigration.
The Black Institute was incorporated in 2010 and received designation as a 501c3 in February, 2011. The Black Institute is the fulfillment of the vision of its founder Bertha Lewis who has been a community organizer for over twenty-five years because of her belief in the need for an institute conducting intellectual research and combining that research with advocacy, action and innovative leadership training.
The Black Institute believes that for too long, the Black perspective has been without a voice, and has generally been viewed as a minority perspective. As the demographics of the United States change, our nation is becoming majority-minority. With this demographic shift, it is crucial that the paradigm of public debate shift to be fully inclusive of a Black perspective.
Over the last six years, TBI has played a leading role in raising the voices of blacks in the fight for economic justice and immigrant rights locally and abroad —  from advocating for low wage workers in Caribbean nations, to targeting corporations that exploit blacks to addressing high rates of unemployment and an inadequate education system. Blacks have been an easy target for low wage employers eager to exploit those desperate to find work and TBI campaigns have highlighted the unique struggles of low wage workers and immigrants.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
 
The Black Institute
39 Broadway |Ste. 1740
New York, NY  10006
cminier@theblackinstitute.org
W:  212.871.6899 
 
website:         www.theblackinstitute.org
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